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Bryophytes Identified Spring-Summer 2011
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- BIOL 289
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Culturing Bryophytes
Featured Taxa
- Cryptothallus mirabilis Malmb.; Aneuraceae
- Dawsonia superba Grev.; Polytrichaceae
- Schofieldia monticola J. Godfrey; Cephaloziaceae
- Syntrichia princeps (De Notaris) Mitten; Pottiaceae
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Microinvertebrates Identified Spring-Summer 2011
Moss Rocks
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Rare, Endangered & Threatened Bryophytes
Resources—Bryology
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- Ethnobryology
- Evolutionary History of Bryophytes
- Gardening with Bryophytes
- General Resources
- Green Roofs & Bryophytes
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- International Canopy Network (ICAN)
- Invertebrates & Bryophytes
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- Sphagnum, Peat & Bogs
- The Plant List: Bryophytes
Seeing the world …
- Images of Bryophytes
- Through moss-colored glasses
- Using a Hand Lens (or Loupe)
- Using Microscopy in Bryology
Student Work
Tardigrades
TED Talks
The Moss in Prisons Project
The Moss Triple Crown (by Patrick Williston)
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Water Quality & Bryophytes

BIOL 289

BIOL 289 Introduction to Bryology Syllabus S11 (Spring 2011 syllabus)

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